Quarrel Echoes Within Clark A sionists Rumor Spat
A long-running Clark dispute erupts into fights between Tom Hinds and Swede Murphy over division of gains. Murmurs blame Murphy for distributing shares. Hinds resists, aided by family ties. Other clashes include Pat ONeill and Jim Ryan over a Stewart lease. Local arrivals, property sales, and school events fill out a turbulent day in Butte.
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Standard
Tom Hinds
Murphy
Hinds
Six Days of Registration Signal Big Election Week
In Butte the sixth day of registration marked a pivotal week in Silver Bow County politics. Officials note heavy, near final registration with close monitoring to prevent illegal entries, as Democratic and independent factions mobilize. District results from yesterday are reported as part of the ongoing process.
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Old Guard of Democracy
Independent Democracy
Democratic
Silver Bow County
Clark
Ingratitude Moves Against Clark Supporters at Helena Meeting
Hon. E. D. Weed of Helena faced a hostile crowd at the Auditorium as Clark partisans jeered him while he defended W. A. Clark’s past. Coakley and Arnold, from out of state, argued against fusion eight hour issues and denounced imperialism and the Clark alliance.
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Helena
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Senate
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Tellman
Boston
Heinze
W. CC. Arnold
Pennsylvania
Horses From the Ranch Shipped to San Francisco
Jack Murphy acquires a line of promising colts from Mr. Daly's Bitter Root ranch in Butte. The shipment heads to San Francisco Tuesday, joined by horses from Pruia Portia. Among the lot are two-year-olds Miss Pepper and Carrie Lucas and three yearlings Dandy Pepper Sauce Cayenne Pepper. Horsemen expect strong showings in San Francisco.
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Butte Boys
Mr. Daly
Bitter Root Ranch
San Francisco
Pruia Portia
Miss Pepper
Carrie Lucas
Butte Briefs Bring Visitors From Distant Cities
Silver 64 percent, H. Tabor of Anaconda, C. R. Burker from Pipestone Springs, E. D. Stewart from Salt Lake, P. H. Sexton from Phoenix, W. H. Lockhart visiting George Casey, George W. Soule of Pocatello, Sheriff Proctor of Great Falls, Dr. Edgar Brooks of Dillon, and A. F. Kinney of Chicago noted among yesterday's arrivals in Butte.
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City
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Chicago, Mil
American capital in London eyes Southampton to London canal
London reports a proposed canal from Southampton to London potentially funded by American capital. Engineers deem feasible with modest cost, and a firm linked to Charles Yerkes handles the project amid rail and transit ambitions. Murrey Griffiths and Yerkes reps discussed electric underground schemes but deny active involvement.
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England
Associated Press
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Charles T. Yerkes
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Southampton
Thames
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Free-for-all pace at Sixth District meet tops in LA crowd
Los Angeles Oct 9 A light shower left a strong track for 5000 fans as Gaylord's Coney won the free-for-all pace in straight heats with a best 2 08. Other races include Richmond Chief and Stromo wins, plus Flush of Gold and Grafter among winners. Cincinnati and Chicago results follow with multiple sprints and distances.
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Bryan Delivers Final Call as Crowd Cheers at Convention
Hundreds of supporters jammed Convention Hall to hear William Jennings Bryan. He paused his anti imperialist argument to close for a late train, then extended his stay saying he would travel further for the sake of staying longer. The crowd erupted as he finished at 11 15 p m.
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Bryan speaks in Elmira on trusts and imperialism
In Elmira New York on October 20 William Jennings Bryan addressed a large audience from a stand in Wisner Park on his third day of a New York tour. He attacked Republican trust policy and Hanna's claims, warned against imperialism in Porto Rico and the Philippines, and urged using war funds to develop western water storage reservoirs.
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Bryan On Trusts At Corning Campaign Stop
Mr. Bryan spoke from his car in Corning New York about trusts and silver. He accused Republicans of pandering to different groups and said the silver trust does not exist though it would back the party if it funded campaigns. He argued farm values have declined and blamed trusts for shutting down industries and stalling development of the Philippines and the United States.
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Bryan Frames Choice Between Trusts and the People
The speech contrasts Republican blame for trusts with closures of mills and a tannery. Bryan argues trusts undermine manufacturers and urges voters to choose between Republican or Democratic tickets, stressing a return to constitutional principles if the Democrats prevail.
Bryan Extends Farm Tour Stop in Coshocton Bath
In Coshocton Bath on October 20, Mr Bryan spoke mainly to farmers, calling them a key wealth producer yet noting declining share of prosperity. He criticized unequal gains, contrasting farm hardship with fortunes rising for syndicate leaders through stock market swings during the New York state tour.
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Ruffianism in London warns of a social scourge
London reports say hooliganism rivals plague as hold ups assaults and murders occur in poorer districts. Spectator urges hanging murderers regardless of age while Lancet calls for flogging. the issue marks one of the worst ruffian outbreaks in the city.
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